from Part IV - Deficiencies of Formal Approaches to Group Transparency in EU Law
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 04 May 2022
This chapter analyzes the extent to which company law requires disclosure of corporate control. Three approaches to disclosure regimes are covered: (i) investor disclosure and the amended Shareholder Rights Directive on the transparency of shareholders, (ii) intention disclosure, referring to the extent to which investors are to disclosure the intention of their investment that can illuminate control structures, and (iii) interaction disclosure, referring to requirements to disclose agreements between affiliated entities and network entities.
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